Teenager Jude Bellingham ready to lead Dortmund into battle against Chelsea - in pictures
If Borussia Dortmund's remarkable 2023 run is to continue at Chelsea on Tuesday, midfield master Jude Bellingham, 19, will need to be front and centre.
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Live: Wales breaking news plus weather and traffic updates (Tuesday, March 7)
Hello, and welcome to Wales Online's live blog for Tuesday, March 7. We will be bringing you all of the latest news from across Wales - whether you're on the move, at home or at work - as well as the latest traffic and travel.
How to watch Tottenham v AC Milan in the Champions League – TV channel, live stream details, kick-off time
Tottenham look set to have manager Antonio Conte back on the touchline when they host AC Milan in the second leg of their Champions League last-16 tie. Conte has been in Italy for the last few weeks recovering from gallbladder surgery, with assistant coach Cristian Stellini overseeing events in his absence. Ad Stellini said after the 1-0 loss to Wolves at the weekend that Conte was set to return to the club on Sunday.
Benn says he had suicidal thoughts after positive drugs tests
British boxer Conor Benn said he felt suicidal after his failed drugs tests last year caused his much-hyped fight with Chris Eubank Jr to be cancelled in October.
Ontario girl, 9, sets three Guinness World Records in hula hooping
Mamathi Vinoth would spend hours practising hula hooping after school every day to perfect her technique.
Champions League: Benfica heavy favorites against Brugge
LISBON: Thriving and facing an opponent in crisis, Benfica couldn’t be in a better position to keep their good run going in the Champions League.
Everything you should know as the World Baseball Classic makes its return
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Racial and cultural shift within English cricket is inevitable, says leading sports lawyer
LONDON: A shift toward an attitude of “get on board or get off” in relation to efforts to tackle racism in English cricket is inevitable, according to a leading sports lawyer.